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On Journalism #2 Typewriter by Julian Koschwitz writes stories never written..
writes generative stories about journalist killed worldwide between 1992 and today. The individual stories are typed on a continuos piece of paper,  connected through common fields of coverage, places and published work.
arduino  generative  writing  narrative  art 
4 days ago by wrrn
Tattoos: The Legacy of a Seafaring Heritage | History Today
Nor did the more bloody aspect of this art form deter members of Cook’s crew from a little experimentation. His men were among the first Europeans to acquire Polynesian tattoos, setting a trend that eventually spread through the Royal Navy. By the early 19th century 90 per cent of sailors sported a tattoo as a souvenir of their distant travels, often practising the technique onboard ship.
tattoos  history  art  travel  culture 
5 days ago by wrrn
Exploring Art Data 24 - Rob Myers
We can divide an image into sections, analyse the R, G and B values of each of those sections and plot the results.
R  programming  art  information  data  digital-humanities 
11 days ago by wrrn
R-Forge: CulturalAnalytics: Project Home
Code for statistical analysis and plotting of image properties for use in the Digital Humanities.
R  programming  art  information  data  digital-humanities 
11 days ago by wrrn
on the side : roberto boccaccino
The pursuit of immediate fullness is evident everywhere, in the uninterrupted urban growth, in the economic and cultural boosts and, of course, in the youth-life, constantly in search for emancipation, amusement, fulfillment. There is no doubt that the city (probably the most open-minded city of the Middle East) offers the possibility to satisfy all that.
beirut  photography  documentary  art 
15 days ago by wrrn
How to Shoot Star Trails & Out of This World Night Sky Photos | Photojojo
Immortalize the ever-changing cosmos in glorious photos with a few handy rules on tripod-use and exposure.

Whether you’re shooting the auroras or want to capture star trails, long exposures will get you there. Click on for our best tips!
photography  space  howto  art 
16 days ago by wrrn
Daily Maverick :: Ilan Godfrey wins OPENPhoto Award
Johannesburg-based photographer Ilan Godfrey has won the inaugural OPENPhoto Award for the essay Legacy of the Mines, his intriguing and evocative series of square images depicting people on the fringes of the commodity world
photography  southafrica  society  culture  art  documentary 
19 days ago by wrrn
RGBDToolkit
Instructions for mounting your DSLR to a Kinect device can be found here Once you get the two cameras paired up, a checkerboard pattern is used to calibrate them. You can then freely shoot footage with the two cameras simultaneously, and then use the the toolkit to combine the image and depth data.
Kinect  video  photography  computing  art  media 
22 days ago by wrrn
thirozumi
未承諾広告※
art  idea  NewAesthetic  html  media 
5 weeks ago by wrrn
OLO
games  html  iOS  media  art 
5 weeks ago by wrrn
B. W. Betts’ Geometrical Psychology | The Public Domain Review
Diagrams from Geometrical psychology, or, The science of representation: an abstract of the theories and diagrams of B. W. Betts (1887) by Louisa S. Cook, which details New Zealander Benjamin Bett’s remarkable attempts to mathematically model the evolution of human consciousness through geometric forms
consciousness  cognition  science  visualization  history  art 
6 weeks ago by wrrn
The Collective Snapshot | Pep Ventosa Photographs
photography  NewAesthetic  computing  art 
6 weeks ago by wrrn
Typologies within typologies: 100 Abandoned Houses and the Heidelberg Project today « typologica
Through the comprehensive, systematic, and standardized collection and presentation of images, many well-known artists such as Ed Ruscha, Thomas Ruff, Lynne Cohen, and Roger Mertin have adopted this styleless, seemingly authorless visual framework within which to immortalize, analyze, and/or critique the social constructs or conditions embodied by their chosen subjects
photography  typologies  art  media 
6 weeks ago by wrrn
Ghetto : ADAM BROOMBERG & OLIVER CHANARIN
This is a journey through 12 modern ghettos starting in a refugee camp in Tanzania and ending in a forest in Patagonia. In each of these places, Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin methodically documented their inhabitants, and asked them the same questions: How did you get here? Who is in power? Where do you go to be alone? To make love? To get your teeth fixed?
photography  art  southafrica  urban  city  media 
6 weeks ago by wrrn
Slow Photography: Broomberg and Chanarin « Prison Photography
Since its inception photojournalism has traded in images of human suffering. If one of its motivations for representing tragedy has been to change the world then it has been unsuccessful. Instead the profession has turned us into voyeurs, passively consuming these images, sharing in the moment without feeling implicated or responsible for what we are seeing.
photography  media  culture  history  art  beinghuman 
6 weeks ago by wrrn
A Picture of Language
students  art  book  grammar  parsing  language  linguistics  from readability
9 weeks ago by wrrn
threaded
art  digital  experimental  media  thepropagandasarecoming  curious 
11 weeks ago by wrrn
Interview with Laurel Nakadate
pictures  camera  video  media  art  artists  interview  from readability
11 weeks ago by wrrn
Stenop.es
An experimental photography project in Paris and Pushkar, India has transformed an apartment in each city into a giant pinhole cameras. The Stenop.es project, devised by French photographers Romain Alary and Antoine Levy, used the interior of the two apartments to function as a canvas for a projection of the cityscape outside.
experimental  photography  art  media  film 
11 weeks ago by wrrn
Piccolo | Protein® Feed
Say hello to Piccolo, a pocket-sized drawing CNC bot which can not only sketch, doodle and graffiti its way around a piece of paper, but also has a depth engine that means it can draw just as succinctly on 3D objects.
hardware  art  diy  shopping 
12 weeks ago by wrrn
Simple Harmonic Motion- OpenProcessing
based on "Pendulum Waves" http://j.mp/lxZfTY including all numbers (0.85Hz for slowest pendulum, 1.083Hz for fastest)
processing  music  art  beinghuman 
12 weeks ago by wrrn
Invisible Airs – A Short Documentary on YoHa | CreativeApplications.Net
One of the central themes of YoHa’s work is the translation of abstract data systems into performative assemblages and installations, often highlighting contentious social realities in the process (e.g. their Transmediale award winning Tantalum Memorial). Alistair Oldham recently completed a short documentary on YoHa’s work that revolves around a series of performances of their Invisible Airs project (produced with Stephen Fortune) that explores financial data related to Bristol City Council expenditures.
art  information-society  hardware  systems  social 
12 weeks ago by wrrn
Zona | Geoff Dyer
A Book about a Film about a Journey to a Room Geoff Dyer delves into the mysteries of a film that has haunted him ever since he saw it thirty years ago: Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker, which is widely regarded as one of the greatest cinematic works of all time. (“Every single frame,” declared Cate Blanchett, “is burned into my retina.”)
film  art  media  books 
12 weeks ago by wrrn
Stalker (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Periodically one hears what could be a train. The sound becomes louder and clearer over time until the sound and the vibrations of objects in the room give a sense of a train's passing by without the train's being visible. This aural impression is quickly subverted by the muffled sound of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. The source of this music is unclear, thus setting the tone for the blurring of reality in the film.
film  art  sound 
12 weeks ago by wrrn
Projector and Camera, A Little Closer: New, Magical Mapping Tools, 3D Scanning, and More
“The shadowplay work, i’m pretty sure it hasn’t been done like this before,” says Kyle. “It’s the first steps towards a bigger project I have in mind.” It’s a bit tough to follow, but the idea is aligning projectors, then – using the white light created by the two projectors – manipulating shadow in a way that would normally be physically impossible.
video  art  lighting  projection-mapping  opensource  software 
12 weeks ago by wrrn
Computational Culture
Computational Culture is an online open-access peer-reviewed journal of inter-disciplinary enquiry into the nature of cultural computational objects, practices, processes and structures.
art  research  software-studies  philosophy  culture  beinghuman 
12 weeks ago by wrrn
The Processing Portfolio of Diana Lange- OpenProcessing
programming  processing  code  visualization  art 
12 weeks ago by wrrn
Cell Lets You See Your Own Digital Aura | Co.Design: business + innovation + design
When visitors enter a room rigged up with Cell, keywords float out of the air and attach themselves to an individual. They follow you around as you move through the area, like a virtual mirror of your reputation.
ART  identity  human  information-society 
12 weeks ago by wrrn
Hacking Art in Brooklyn, with Cameras, Robot Costumes, Turntables, 3D Printing, and — JELL-O?
rt Hack Day, a 48-hour hackathon held at 319 Scholes, a non-disciplinary gallery and performance space in Brooklyn focusing on digital arts and experimentation. It was a seat-of-your-pants, DIY experience, from inception to closing party, a proto-institutional moment spun from the collective imaginations of artists, hackers, enablers and instigators
art  diy  hacking  creativity  media  hardware  music  video 
12 weeks ago by wrrn
Dance Technology: Proximity, with VDMX, Quartz Composer, OpenFrameworks, Syphon
a new performance by Australian Dance Theatre, a dance/video piece called Proximity, with the video side done by Thomas Pachoud. Dancers film each other on stage and the live video ends up on three huge screens behind them, with various tricks of time and repetition applied.
dance  media  video  interaction_design  art 
12 weeks ago by wrrn
Move Over Instagram: pxl Instantly Turns Your Pics Into Pixel Art | Co.Design: business + innovation + design
does for abstraction what Instagram does for nostalgia. It’s essentially a series of filters that break down your image into interpretive shapes and colors.
photography  iOS  apps  media  art 
march 2012 by wrrn
Software Studies: Cultural Analytics
Rather than starting with this untested assumption we want to map massive cultural data sets according to their qualities which we can measure automatically. In other words, we want to temporary forget about "metadata" and instead see what is actually there. Some maps may contain separate clusters, while others may have none.
art  culture  digital-humanities  information-society  data-mining  research 
march 2012 by wrrn
Making Digital One-of-a-Kind: Inside Icarus’ Generative Album in 1000 Variations
by parameterising track volumes and using diverse source material in our clips, we could ultimately parameterise the movement through high-level structures in the tracks. So we could do things like have a track start with completely different beginnings but end up in the same place
music  art  generative  audio  distribution  production  composition  themusicsarecoming 
february 2012 by wrrn
Strobist: Richard Avedon: Darkness and Light
the documentary revisits again and again is just how in tune with himself Avedon is. I have logged a lot of thinking time on that subject over the last few years and had come to feel as if I were making some progress. Then you see something like this, seeing the seemingly effortless self-examination of a visual genius. Now I feel that I have not scratched the surface.
photography  video  Avedon  art  documentary  artists 
february 2012 by wrrn
The Wire: Adventures In Sound And Music: Article
Examining the phenomenon of sound mapping, an offshoot of visual cartography and field recording which reasserts the sonic dimension of public space. Featuring a discussion of the philosophies and practices of sound maps with artist Kathy Hinde, Ian Rawes of the London Sound Survey, and Joseph Kohlmaier of London Metropolitan University’s Department of Architecture and Spatial Design
events  London  psychogeography  fieldrecording  sound  art  theory 
february 2012 by wrrn
Jeffrey Plaide | TRIANGULATION BLOG
My prime inspiration comes from the work carried out by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and its creative pioneers using electronic sounds and tape collage mixes. I am also interested in pure audio and video synthesis techniques, including modular analogue music synthesis systems and modular video synthesis tools and practices
music  audio  video  art  synthesis  systems  themusicsarecoming 
february 2012 by wrrn
"The Transparency Grenade"
Equipped with a tiny computer, microphone and powerful wireless antenna, the Transparency Grenade captures network traffic and audio at the site and securely and anonymously streams it to a dedicated server where it is mined for information. Email fragments, HTML pages, images and voice extracted from this data are then presented on an online, public map, shown at the location of the detonation.
art  information  surveillance  sousveillance  media  internet 
february 2012 by wrrn
MSN Visualizer mixes music and Flickr images in a mesmerizing HTML5 display | The Verge
Visualizer, a music showcase developed by Swiss design house Hinderling Volkart which uses Flickr and song lyrics to create randomized music videos for a selection of tracks. The lyrics are laid out word-by-word in time with the music, with each word assigned an image that's grabbed from Flickr based on a keyword search.
html5  html  web  design  media  art 
january 2012 by wrrn
Rhizome | Hasan Elahi at TEDxBrussels
In our time, culture is changing fast, technology is developing rapidly, but the policies can not keep up with this speed, but "the rules of yesterday simply cannot apply for the life of tomorrow".
art  media  surveillance  netart  documentary  film 
january 2012 by wrrn
Anri Sala (winner of the Absolut Art Award) - we make money not art
The camera follow a woman crossing the city. Each crossing, each alley, each street commands a change of pace. She often has to pause when she feels that the next few meters will expose her to shootings. Then she holds her breath for a moment (i found myself doing the same) and runs till she has reached a safer street. The city's topography alternates exposure and protection, fear and relief.
art  video  media  AnriSala 
january 2012 by wrrn
UbuWeb
UbuWeb was founded in November of 1996, initially as a repository for visual, concrete and, later, sound poetry. Over the years, UbuWeb has embraced all forms of the avant-garde and beyond. Its parameters continue to expand in all directions.
art  film  music  poetry  video  media  culture  philosophy 
january 2012 by wrrn
Puppet Parade by Emily Gobeille and Theo Watson of @design_io #openframeworks | CreativeApplications.Net
interactive installation by Emily Gobeille and Theo Watson of Design I/O that allows children to use their arms to puppeteer larger than life creatures projected on the wall in front of them. This dual interactive setup allows children to perform alongside the puppets, blurring the line between the ‘audience’ and the puppeteers and creating an endlessly playful dialogue between the children in the space and the children puppeteering the creatures.
Kinect  art  performance  puppets 
january 2012 by wrrn
erase ±/ ordering #1: sans/soleil
Ordering #1 (Sans/Soleil) is a reworking of Chris Marker's "Sans Soleil" (1983) in which the film's frames are sorted in order of luminosity and projected as a loop. Working from the black frames of its opening to those of maximal brightness, and again in reverse, it forms an unending video palindrome.
media  film  art  visualization 
january 2012 by wrrn
(the teeming void)
I would argue that every generative artwork involves a framework of proposition, resolution and conclusion. It is the formal and procedural structure of the generative system that creates the work: a set of entities, attributes, relationships, processs, rules, constraints, and visualisations
art  design  generative  programming  language  artists  interview 
january 2012 by wrrn
Cybernetic Serendipity at the ICA London
art  media  computers  exhibition  artists  military  technology  corporate  interactive  from readability
december 2011 by wrrn
Visual Arts - The Ballad of Sexual Dependency
Nan Goldin’s The Ballad of Sexual Dependency is one of the most enduring works in recent photographic history.
art  photography  NanGoldin  US  artists 
december 2011 by wrrn
Taryn Simon: the woman in the picture | Art and design | The Observer
"The majority of my work is about preparation," she says during a break from overseeing the installation of her show at Tate Modern. "The act of taking photographs is actually a very small part of the process. I work with a small team, just my sister (Shannon Simon) and one assistant (Douglas Emery). We deal with translators, fixers, fact checkers and the logistics of setting up shoots in places where people do not have the internet or access to telephones
art  photography  photojournalism  artists 
december 2011 by wrrn
Photography, cameras, (dis)ability and empowerment. | we produce beautifully crafted multimedia
Cameras can open doors into new areas of experience that would otherwise be closed to you. But the process of becoming a photographer, and the act of doing photography, can change you in ways you cannot even imagine. These two men were chosen pretty much at random, and had no previous experience of photography, yet with modest support to explore their creativity they produced some remarkably perceptive work, and grew considerably as a result.
photography  human  art  learning  life 
december 2011 by wrrn
TypeStar [Processing, Sound] - Typographic lyric visualizer | CreativeApplications.Net
TypeStar is a lyric visualizer created by Scott Garner that renders lyrics of a song in realtime according to a number of preset visualization schemes.
processing  music  art  language  visualization  tools  programming  themusicsarecoming 
december 2011 by wrrn
Google’s Mapping Tools Spawn New Breed of Art Projects | Raw File
A few photographers are now looking for these 'accidents' intentionally. Instead of walking out on the street to find interesting scenes and people, they are simply curating the pre-documented streets from the comfort of their desk at home.
google  streetview  photography  art  computing 
december 2011 by wrrn
For a Deaf Artist, The Process of Sound Art, Transformed: Short Film
Performance Artist Christine Sun Kim explores sonic media without the benefit of hearing. She finds how to make its presence more physical, to find greater dimensions of movement, and to make a personal connection beyond what most of us might find in the everyday sense. As she describes it to NOWNESS:
sound  art  music  deaf  human 
december 2011 by wrrn
16 Unmissable Travel Photography Resources for Photographers
Whether you’re looking for inspiration, insightful tips, or contest information, here is a list of travel photography resources that I find myself referring to regularly.
photography  ideas  learning  art 
december 2011 by wrrn
Society6 | Affordable Art Prints, iPhone Cases and T-shirts
art  design  illustration  shopping 
december 2011 by wrrn
as you were | ryan handt photography
In this work, I study the relationship between the people in my history who have dealt with hardship and myself. I am drawn to their everyday strife because my own experiences have brought me there as well. I am interested in the kinship that develops when we understand one another’s struggles. Sharing this brings hope that we are not alone even in our hardest time. Although our problems may be different, we all struggle
photography  art  artists  essay 
december 2011 by wrrn
TEMPORARY PUBLIC
tempub.net is a contemporary html dump, an open board, a constantly changing website controlled by the website visitors. TEMPORARY PUBLIC captures the moment and gives an insight into the thoughts of the previous user.
art  media  public  internet 
december 2011 by wrrn
SocioPatterns.org
SocioPatterns is an interdisciplinary research project that adopts this data-driven methodology with the aim of uncovering fundamental patterns in social dynamics and coordinated human activity.
data  visualization  social  information-society  art 
november 2011 by wrrn
What lurks beneath a scientist's lab coat? | Books | The Observer
A surprising number of scientists are sporting tattoos related to their trade. Carl Zimmer explores the stories behind the ink
art  human  stories  tattoos 
november 2011 by wrrn
South London Art Map
a user-friendly guide to galleries in South London. The South London Art Map runs tours and hosts a late night opening of all galleries in south London on the last Friday of every month.
art  London  psychogeography  events 
november 2011 by wrrn
Room 13 Scotland
Room 13 encompasses an expanding network of linked studios worldwide who share their work and their thinking. Surrounding these studios is an international community of artists, educators, thinkers and other professionals who share their skills to mutual advantage. The result is an ongoing collaboration between adults and young people and a thriving culture of philosophical enquiry driven by a motivation to think and to learn.
art  human  youth  collaboration  learning  mentoring  teaching 
november 2011 by wrrn
aaron hobson || c i n e m a s c a p e s
photography  media  google  streetview  art  computing 
november 2011 by wrrn
Excourse Excentro Information
Excentro is a simple but advanced tool that can create guilloche designs like backgrounds, borders or rosettes.
art  design  software  osx  tools 
november 2011 by wrrn
Jacob Aue Sobol
In the autumn of 1999 he went to live in the settlement Tiniteqilaaq on the East Coast of Greenland. Over the next three years he lived mainly in this township with his Greenlandic girlfriend Sabine and her family, living the life of a fisherman and hunter but also photographing. The resultant book Sabine was published in 2004 and the work was nominated for the 2005 Deutsche Börse Photography Prize.
photography  human  relationships  art  artists  documentary  media 
october 2011 by wrrn
James Nachtwey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
He has been awarded the Overseas Press Club's Robert Capa Gold Medal five times. In 2003, he was injured by a grenade in an attack on his convoy while serving as a Time contributing correspondent in Baghdad, from which he has made a full recovery.
photography  photojournalism  news  art  artists  JamesNachtwey 
october 2011 by wrrn
GUY LE TATOOER
tattoos  art  artists 
october 2011 by wrrn
Interview: Natasja Maria Fourie. | blog.
My work must in some level be inspired by all these artists. Naked portraiture will always be interesting. The most beautiful and vulgar things are produced by the human body.
photography  art  artists  southafrica  capetown 
october 2011 by wrrn
Roman Opałka | TRIANGULATION BLOG
'My objective is to get up to the white on white and still be alive.' As of July 2004, he had reached 5.5 million. Adopting this rigorously serialized approach, Opałka aligned himself with many other artists of the time who explored making art through systems and mathematics
art  human  mathematics  process  painting  artists 
october 2011 by wrrn
Editions of 100 — Products
Editions of 100 is a collection of original limited edition works featuring art, design & photography. Each work is available in an edition of 100.
art  media  print 
october 2011 by wrrn
A List Apart: Articles: Art Direction and Design
Art direction brings clarity and definition to our work; it helps our work convey a specific message to a particular group of people. Art direction combines art and design to evoke a cultural and emotional reaction.
art  art-direction  photography  design  creativity 
october 2011 by wrrn
Frieze Magazine | Archive | Art Rules
The point is: your years studying are a luxurious time to read, absorb, obsess, get jaded, experiment with hallucinogens, work on your Twitter feed and so on. However, after spending four years in college and seven on a doctorate and teaching, I learned more about art in one year working at the Walker Art Center than in any school
human  productivity  art  work  life  beinghuman 
october 2011 by wrrn
How a Blogging Duo Is Changing Fashion Photography With Animated Cinemagraphs
After they published their first cinemagraphs, Beck recalls that no one wanted to book her for photographs anymore. They wanted her to create “that moving thing you do” — which is when they decided to coin the term “cinemagraph.” The two felt they needed the term because what they created was unlike an animated GIF.
photography  media  fashion  art  video 
october 2011 by wrrn
Polargraph by Sandy Noble | TRIANGULATION BLOG
Sandy Noble says on the project page that the mechanism is not wholly original;
"I have mainly taken inspiration from Hektor the Spraycan Robot, but in researching my machine came across prior art in the form of the AS200 Drawbot and Harvey Moon's drawing machine. And draftsmen will recognise this as a primitive, gravity assisted pen plotter." See more;
art  arduino  visualization  hardware  programming  processing 
october 2011 by wrrn
Warco: an FPS where you hold a camera instead of a gun
Warco is a first-person game where players shoot footage instead of a gun. A work in progress at Brisbane-based studio Defiant Development, the game is a collaboration of sorts; Defiant is working with both a journalist and a filmmaker to create a game that puts you in the role of a journalist embedded in a warzone.
games  photography  ideas  war  media  art  from delicious
september 2011 by wrrn
BibliOdyssey: The Seven Liberal Arts
Dialectic, a woman, seated on a wicker chair, engages in conversation with an elderly philosopher; she rests her feet on a stack of tomes labelled "ARISTOTELES" etc; a bird sits on her head, an eel is wrapped around her arm and a frog sits on an upright tome.
history  illustration  art  books  from delicious
september 2011 by wrrn
Emotional Breakdown
An experimental visualization of the mood of people in photographs from The Guardian’s 24 hours in pictures as analyzed by the face.com face recognition API.
photography  image  human  data-mining  SentimentAnalysis  art  from delicious
august 2011 by wrrn
Protein® Feed | Hotel Minimal
The experimental project blurs the lines between private and public spaces through the ‘shared public’ hotel room. It’s an interesting exploration into voyeurism, and how a person can be made the subject as part of an art project.
art  space  human  voyeur  berlin  psychogeography  from delicious
august 2011 by wrrn
Shoreditch of the dead - full version on Vimeo
This is a zombie horror flick set in the office in which I work, based in Shoreditch in London. All the characters are based on my work colleagues, and the character animation is derived entirely from their photos on Facebook.
film  london  shoreditch  animation  art  design  from delicious
august 2011 by wrrn
Salvador Dali with Indiana Jones: Famous Paintings Mashed Up with 80s Adventure - DesignTAXI.com
London-based illustrator and designer Aled Lewis features famous paintings mashed up with 80s adventure games for the iam8bit art show.
illustration  art  games  mashup  from delicious
august 2011 by wrrn
QR Code Stencil Generator and QR Hobo Codes | F.A.T.
QR codes contain stencil islands in unpredictable configurations. QR_STENCILER automatically detects and bridges these islands, using thin lines that are minimally disruptive to the highly robust QR algorithm.
QRcodes  steetart  stencil  art  data  psychogeography  tools  from delicious
august 2011 by wrrn
What The Fuck Is My Street Art Strategy?
WHAT THE FUCK IS MY STREET ART STRATEGY?
streetart  art  media  internet  ideas  funny  from delicious
july 2011 by wrrn
The Faux-Vintage Photo Part II: Grasping for Authenticity » Cyborgology
just as the rise and proliferation of the mp3 is coupled with the resurgence of vinyl, there is a similar reclaiming of the aesthetic of the physical photo.
photography  aesthetics  history  culture  human  art  from delicious
july 2011 by wrrn
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